Maybe its time you "visited" some of our local gems! Be an armchair tourist and get your own personal guided tours of some of the best attractions our community offers!

Historic Depot and Railroad Museum
This museum features an extensive model train layout plus numerous rare model trains. You can learn about Decatur’s railroad history. Once Covid-19 is gone, stop by the museum and see this in person - and watch trains go while standing on the outdoor viewing platform.

VISIT THE DEPOT

The Frances D. Tate, Tennessee River ​Watercolor Collection
​This collection which was at the Carnegie Visual Arts Center is AMAZING! Don't just take our word for it, you can check it out yourself with a virtual tour! 

Tour the collection

The Old State Bank
Completed in 1833, the Old State Bank serves as a monument to Decatur’s past and the development of banking in Alabama. You can now take a personal guided tour at the museum, without leaving your house!

tour the old state bank

Delano Park 
Named for Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s mother this beautifully restored park was donated to the city of Albany in 1887, as part of  a  master plan to reconstitute the city after the lingering ravages of the Civil War. 

Tour Delano Park

Embracing Art Exhibit 
​March 31- May 9, 2020
This annual show commemorates the Carnegie Visual Arts Center as a place of art for all people, and celebrates the creative spirit of our community. Check out the amazing work of your neighbors!

TOUR THE COLLECTION

ATTRACTIONS & FACILITIES UPDATES

• Carnegie Visual Arts Center is closed until further notice. 
• Cook Museum of Natural Science is closed until further notice. 
• Old State Bank is closed until further notice. 
• Historic Railroad Depot is closed until further notice. 
• Morgan County Archives is closed until further notice. 
• Princess Theatre for the Performing Arts is rescheduling all events but is offering a Virtual Listening Room series
• The Decatur Parks and Recreation Facilities are closed until further notice. 
• The Alabama Center for the Arts is closed until further notice. 
• Morgan County Celebration Arena has postponed or canceled all events.